Morning Tribune, 10 October 1941
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Title Section16 1941-10-10 13 Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 216, Friday, October 10, 1941. Morning Tribune Saturday, October, 11, 1941.16 words
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431 1941-10-10 13 THE situation on the Eastern Front is very grave, reports early this morning indicated. Following the capture of Orel, the battle for which lasted three days, the Germans are striving to thrust their way north. Fierce tank battles are raging. While the Red Army431 words
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Article73 1941-10-10 13 Australian Locos For Iran S Canberra, Oct. 9. I AUSTRALIAN standard gauge locomotives are to 2 be made available to Russian j and British forces in Iran, it was stated by Premier Curtin to-night, announcing a deci- sion of the Cabinet. Notwithstanding the severe 5 S strain on Australia's ownReuter - 73 words
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Article359 1941-10-10 13 David Ami l.oliaHi Sea Story London, Oct. 9. A LARGE German U-boat surrendered after a fight with the British trawler Lady Shirley and was subsequently sunk. The Lady Shirley arrived at Gibraltar with 44 prisoners. The U-boat surrendered as a result of a most spirited action onReuter - 359 words
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113 1941-10-10 13 TURKS SIGN TRADE PACT WITH GERMANY London. Oct B. A TRADE agreement betwwn (ierniany and Turkey was signed at noon to-day, according to the Vichy news agency. From Ankara it is reported that the German trade expert. Dr. Karl Clodius, following instructions from Berlin had agreed to the modified TurkishReuter - 113 words
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Article107 1941-10-10 13 OPINION: In London London, Oct. 9. I WHILE it is extremely difficul to obtain accurate detaile information concerning th terrific battle now raging i Russia the situation in th Central sector is obviously ver serious, authoritative circles if London stated to-day. If the Germans achieve their obi ject of annihilating107 words
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Article98 1941-10-10 13 Berlin, Oct. 9. REICH Press Chief Dietrich, arriv ing in Berlin from the Easten Front, declared that the campaigi in the East is decided. Soviet Rus sia is finished from the militar; point of view, he said. Dietrich estimated that be tween 50 and 70 divi sions ofReuter - 98 words
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Article151 1941-10-10 13 New York, Oct. 9.— Radio reports from Panama City suggest that a coup d'eta has taken place in Panama. Accordln to the radio the Government Secretar De La Guardia is ruling and a numbi of Panama City leaders, including th Mayor have been imprisoned. Presiden Arias is saidReuter - 151 words
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136 1941-10-10 13 India's First Night Fighter 19- Year-Old Brahmin London, Oct. 9. NAGARATA RANGANPHA has the distinction of being India's first night fighter pilot in service with the R.A.F. He is a 19-year-old Brahmin from Bangalore, Mysore State. The Air Ministry news service says he has nearly finished his training in theReuter - 136 words
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84 1941-10-10 13 Washington, Oct. 9. rE quick passage of legislation providing for the new Lease-Lend funds amounting to $5,935-million in exact form asked for by President Roosevelt, is predicted by Mr. Sam Rayburn, speaker of the House of Representatives. He plans toReuter - 84 words
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Article85 1941-10-10 13 New York, Oct. 9. IYISCUSSING the Lease-Lem bill in an article in Collier'! Magazine, President Roosevel writes that the United State! Government's policy is consis tently designed to keep the war out of the Americas. But this becomes impossible if the last European bulwark ofReuter - 85 words
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Article312 1941-10-10 13 Moscow, Oct. 9. THE gravity of the situation created by the present German mass drive for Moscow is stressed in to-day's Pravda which gives a vivid account of the mass of material thrown into tfoe battle by Germany. Warning the Soviet people they 'should realise the extentReuter - 312 words
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Advertisement6 1941-10-10 13 NETT BALJSfI EXCEED 4.r>00 DAILY asdfa6 words
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Article, Illustration264 1941-10-10 14 Russians Suffer Heavy Trials London, Oct. 9. THE general newspaper opinion in London is that the Russians' position on the Eastern Front is worsening. The Times' military correspondent says: "The scope of the German enveloping movement in the eastern sector is now shown to to greater than the earlier informationReuter - 264 words
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Article50 1941-10-10 14 A CHINESE communique announces the capture of five vantage points in the suburbs of Ichang, in. eluding Tungshanszu, which is less than one-third of a mile eastward of Ichang and commands a good view of the city but it does not mention anv Chinese entrv into Ichang.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article33 1941-10-10 14 THE diplomatic adviser to Admiral Nomura, Japanese Ambassador to America, Mr. Wakasagi. has arrived in Washington by aii and immediately conferred with Admiral Nomura, reporting the results of his trip to Japan ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article23 1941-10-10 14 THE Japanese Information Board announces the des- patch of a Japanese delegation to Indo-China to investigate the economic resources of the colony. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article17 1941-10-10 14 FE Italian communique yesterday announced that the R.A.F. bombed localities on the east coast of Sicily.- ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article33 1941-10-10 14 THE; Naniing Government will open trade offices in Haiphong and Saigon, in Indo-China. to stimulate trade among Asiatic countries in view of the Anglo-American freezing action, states a Japanese report from Nanking.- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article109 1941-10-10 14 London, Oct. 9. BRITAIN'S policy of ensuring the economic prosperity of associated countries has been extended to Iceland. The "Daily Telegraph's" special correspondent at Reykjavik says: "The agreement under which the Ministry of Food has purchased Iceland's fish catch until June 30, 1942, will bring a109 words
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Article144 1941-10-10 14 Shanghai, Oct. 9. JAPANESE pressure to compel the Soviets to conclude a separate peace with Germany was openly advocated yesterday by the Shanghai Mainichi, a Japanese paper. The journal says that the Ger-man-Soviet struggle was obviously bad for the Axis and if it continued throughReuter - 144 words
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45 1941-10-10 14 Washington, Oct 9. EIGHT HUNDRED tons of medical supplies ndw in England, will b? rushed to Russia, followed immediately by additional shipments, valued at $250,000, from the Unitec States, according to Mr. Davis, Cnairman of the American Red Cress.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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174 1941-10-10 14 DOUBLE 10TH URGE TO FINAL VICTORY THE Double Tenth anniversary this year will be observed throughout Malaya with increased confidence for final victory. declared Sin Chew Jit Poh in an editorial yesterday. The Changsha victory which happened just before the Anniversary serves as a tonic to further heighten the spirit174 words
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Article197 1941-10-10 14 Shanghai. Oct. 9. A PESSIMISTIC view of the future facing not only Shanghai's world of business but the city's teeming workaday millions is taken by the Finance and Commerce, the leading British financial weekly. Referring to the increase of 859 per cent, in the cost ofReuter - 197 words
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122 1941-10-10 14 LoyanK, Oct. 9. THROUGH the mighty resistance of the Chinese, enemy troops who had attempted to penetraU into Chengchow met with a heavy blow, according to a front-line dispatch Meanwhile, Party and Political as well as public circles are organizing a comfort partyChinese Central News - 122 words
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Article101 1941-10-10 14 A STRIKING example of the friendliness between the Arabs and the Empire forces in the Middle East is provided by the story of an Australian who made a forced landing in a blazing aircraft in Syria just before the signing of the armistice. After wanderinc for101 words
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Advertisement112 1941-10-10 14 THE VOICE OF VICTORY i THAT NO COMBINATION OF DICTATORS CAN STILL. !IYE EXA/WINATIONS, Eyeglasses, I(^3 (Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4, ARCADE BLDG., PHONE 3092. B. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular ieience. 35 years' European Clinical Experience. JUST ONE MORE CHANCE! To see "the finest play presented... in Singapore for112 words
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Article307 1941-10-10 15 NEWS FROM INDIA Peshawar, Oct. 8. MOCK raids ol enemy aircraft on an aerodrome and on railway bridges were included in to-day's programme of air defence exercises in North-West Indii "Incendiary and high explosive bombs" were dropped on an aerodrome and late this afternoon a "raid" was reported in Peshawar.Radio - 307 words
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Article85 1941-10-10 15 Jodpur, Oct. 8. 41 1 HAVE no doubt A that with our joint efforts we shall not only save ourselves from the Nazi peril, but also rid the world of the menace to humanity, civilisation and peace," said His Highness the Maharajah of Jodpur State in reply to *n address,Radio - 85 words
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Article127 1941-10-10 15 A FORMIDABLE and imposing array of counsel appeared in the appellate court yesterday before Mr. Justice Altken In connection with the affairs of the estate of the well-known Indian millionaire. H. aomapah, deceased. The matter was taken before the court for the construction of the will127 words
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Advertisement323 1941-10-10 15 TO-DAY -CHINA'S RED-LETTER DAY OIR RESPECTFUL FELICITATIONS GO TO CHINA AND HER LEADERS ON THlks THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF HER FOUNDATION! TO-KICHT IST NIGHT of the Vaudeville Season! THE EVER-POPULAR ENTERTAINERS "DUNSON and CALLOWAY" will present a programme of originality! WHO DOES NOT LIKE VAUDEVILLE? SO, BRING YOUR PARTY ALONG!323 words
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Advertisement77 1941-10-10 15 THIS ENGLAND EMLYN WILLIAMS JOHN CLEMENTS CONSTANCE CUMMINCS AND GRAND CAST OF STARS. FREE PRESS SAYS... NaW«\ <FOB KmETAINSreNT AIGHUGHT IIC TV 5 AND FOR REAL SOLID OP Y INTEREST THIS IS A (Gaumont) WORTHWHILE rNTERESTI •'TOTAIA FILM WAR U INDIA I A Grand IN National /M A DA||l7Q" lIITCCI/I77 words
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Article322 1941-10-10 16 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne, Oct. 9. DENNIS F. Duffy, aged 34, of Corowa, New South Wales, seven feet six inches high, and familiar as a sandwichman in Melbourne, endeavoured to join the A.1.F., but was told that he would need special weapons, special tents, and special trenches. He322 words
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Advertisement193 1941-10-10 16 "IN THE NAVY" IS WITHOUT DOUBT THE YEARS FUNNIEST PICTURE" says j The "S. FREE PRESS" reviewer j And THArS THE UNANIMOUS OPINION of th THOUSANDS WHO ARE FLOCKING TO SEE IT! ''■''^Ik i Bl r l > NOTB Owinr to the screening of the CHINESE "DOUBLE TENTIT attraction "LIGHT193 words
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Advertisement112 1941-10-10 16 IOSITIVEL Y LAST 2 SHOWS At 3-15 6-15 P.M. ALHAMBRA ONE MAN IN A MILLION A MILLION MEN IN ONE! *«Kal™» ftOBERTRtskiN BYINOTON Ji««i CLfiXSON G«a. LOCKHA^T Dincuih ftuk CfMA SEE HOW THE If CAMPAIGN HAS ALL EUROPE UNITED AGAINST THE XA/JS! GALA FAR EASTERN PREMIERE 10-M4.111 ai t4J OXIA112 words
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110 1941-10-10 17 America Convoys O e wn Shipping In Pacific Shanghai, Oct. i. COME 220 Shanghailanders arc taking the opportunity to leave Shanghai for other climes when the liner President Coolidge (21,936 tons) sails to-day. Aboard the vessel are about 100 United States Army men who are en route to America afterReuter - 110 words
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Article137 1941-10-10 17 k TELEGRAM from the j S*» Secretary of State for I the Cc lonics states the con- I dition which have been ira- t i poj^d on the receipt in Great Britain of gift parcels of i clothing, cloth and similar rationed articles from ab- road.137 words
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Article132 1941-10-10 17 London, Oct. 9. THE Ministry of Supply states that the chart of the Run production compiled by the Ministry during the last three months looks like the flißht of an anti-aircraft shell, so perpendicular is its rise. During the past quarter, production of major sizedBritish Wireless - 132 words
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113 1941-10-10 17 THAI PARENTS GIVE SUPPORT TO PREMIER Bangkok, Oct. 9. WHOLEHEARTEDLY endorsing the Premier's recent appeal that the Thais remain truly neutral in letter and spirit, Thai parents, writing in the correspondence columns of the British-ownec. Bangkok Times, cite the example of "subtle and unneutral proDaganda" which is being insidiously injectedReuter - 113 words
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Article115 1941-10-10 17 Bangkok, Oct. 9. ANEW law, making it compulsory for practically every Thai to I possess a plot of land, is foreshadowed by the Bangkok Radio. The aim of the new law is to ensure that all the available uncultivated land in the country shall beReuter - 115 words
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Article238 1941-10-10 17 London, Oct. 9. IT If surely of the highest significance that in the midst .of a life and death struggle, a meeting should be held to discuss the standard of living of workers," said the Lord Privy Seal. Mr. C. A. Attlee. Deputy Premier,British Wireless - 238 words
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Article147 1941-10-10 17 Chungking. Oct. 9. CHINA, in spite cf her almost Inexhaustible reserves of manpower reworc?f, is admittedly in need of modern equipment and technical assistance, dedans the Ta Kung Pao, welcoming the United States Military Mission. ITw effectively China's requirements will be met by theReuter - 147 words
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Article68 1941-10-10 17 Shanghai. Oct 9. M. RODERICK EGAL, former head of the Free French in Shanghai, who returned to Shanghai on Tuesday is now residing in the International Settlement following the action of the local Vichy Consul-General in banning him irom the French Concession. His old-established wine store,Reuter - 68 words
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Article184 1941-10-10 17 Chungking, Oct. 9. OCTOBER 9, the eve of China's National Holiday, has been designated as the "Aid China Day" in Cuba, according to an announcement made by the 1 S The designation will have great contribution to the "Bowl of Rice." movement which willChinese Central News - 184 words
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Article, Illustration60 1941-10-10 17 V Visitors at S the Canadian 1 National Rail- way station at i Jasper find this i totem pole a subject of fas- i clnaiing inte- V rest. These poles are fro- S tesquely carved 1 and set up by V the Red In- t dians to propi-60 words
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Article272 1941-10-10 17 German Labour Shortage London, Oct. 9. THE labour shortage remains one of the main preoccupation of the German authorities and it is emphasized authoritatively in London that the German economy Is affected much more by the general strain consequent on the shortage of manpower and means of transport than byBritish Wireless - 272 words
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Advertisement56 1941-10-10 17 tttt WttWlttG ON THiE Alft THAT HAUNTS THE HOUSEPAINTER COME TO COCONUT GROVE FYOU LIKE TO DANCE GOOD CHOW SWEET MUSIC SEA BREEZES ROMANCE UNDER SWAYING PALMS INDIVIDUAL ENTERTAINMENT TO BE WHERE REGULAR PEOPLE ARE WHERE ESTELLE COWAN WILL WELCOME YOU AND COWAN AND BAILEY WILL ENTERTAIN YOU PHONE *****56 words
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235 1941-10-10 18 THE Indecent Advertisements Ordinance, which was passed by the Legislative Council last August, is now in force in the Colony, states an official commu- This ordinance forbids the publication, whether in newspaper advertisements or by handbill or poster exhibited in public places, of offers235 words
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Article306 1941-10-10 18 WIR Percy McElwaine, the chief justice, yesterday ordered a retrial before another magistrate after hearing the submissions made by Mr. A.J. Braga, who stated that an omission to record a plea to an altered charge amounted to an illegality and that th e whole proceedings were thereby vitiated.306 words
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Article89 1941-10-10 18 rpO-DAY 1« the Chinese National Day. In the English programme on ZHL, ZHPI and ZHP2. Mr. Lee Kong Chlan wIU broadcast a talk from the Singapore station of the M.B.C. at 9.30 p.m., on "The Double Tenth and Its Significance." The fortnight's prlze-wlnnlng letter In the series89 words
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Article30 1941-10-10 18 The Postal Department advises that no air malls from the United Kingdom etc. were received by the Eastbound British Overseas Airways Corporation flying boat which arrived In Singapore yesterday afternoon.30 words
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Article191 1941-10-10 18 Greater Influx Of Indians I CONSIDEKA- 1 A BLE increase i I in immigration > from India is believed to have i taken place in i the third qua*- ter for this year, i and for this I I period it b learned that) the figures s how I an191 words
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Article113 1941-10-10 18 A 21-YEAR-OLD Hylam, Wah Kai Meng, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the third magistrate, Mr. R. Moor, yesterday for absenting himself while, employed at the Auxiliary Depot (Medical). Wan pleaded guilty and said that he was ready to go back to work. The prosecuting113 words
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Article95 1941-10-10 18 AT thQ inquest yesterday into the death of Wan Ah See, 31-year-old Cantonese woman who was killed when th e rickshaw in which she, her seven-year-old daughter and a friend werq. riding was involved in an accident in front of the Hill Street police station on95 words
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Article243 1941-10-10 18 THE difficulty of ascertaining the exact moment when fish went bad was emphasised at yesterday's meeting of the Rural B ard when members debated whether further Icences should be granted to itinerant hawkers to sell cooked fish. After discussion (he meeting: postponed th? matter243 words
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Advertisement214 1941-10-10 18 ANNOUNCEMENT of INTEREST TO f ALL LOYAL CHINESE! I CAPITOL THEATRE j As an appropriate gesture to commemorate the "DOUBLE TENTH j Chinese Holiday! 3 Special SHOWS TO-DAY: 10-15 a.m. 12-30 3-15 p.m. j The Inspiring CHINESE Dramatic I Production made with the Co operation of the CHUNGKING GOVT. "LIGHT214 words
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Advertisement158 1941-10-10 18 Heart Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have pains around the heart, palpitation, dizziness, headaches at top and tack of head juid above ryes, shortness of breath, feel nervy, or suffer from poor •sleep, loss of memory mm! •nercy, indigestion, worry and fear, your trouble la probably caused158 words
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Article, Illustration515 1941-10-10 19 VA.I A. (iiull<*iigc I ii |p %wt t Manchester Regiment Beaten Two-Nil gCORING a goal in each half, the Airport Sports Club, who had earlier in the week beaten the Chinese Athletic Juniors, provided the third surprise in the Singapore Challenge Cup competition when they eliminated515 words
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Article85 1941-10-10 19 London, Oct. 9. rE Aga Khan, who disposed of most of his racing interests in England at the outbreak of war, has now decided to increase his activities and will have a good number of horses running next season. His representatives yesterday bought a yearlingReuter - 85 words
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Article53 1941-10-10 19 vii more reservations can be made for A the replay of the first division league match at the Stadium on Saturday between the R.A.F. and the S.C.F.A. to deride the issue of this division of the league. There will, however, be at the Stadium 2.400 seats which can be bought53 words
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Article29 1941-10-10 19 ■jurRS Curslaw and Mrs. Rowly-Conwy ilvl won the final of the women's doubles of th<> S.C.C. tennis tournament beating Mr. Still and Miss B. Still 6-3. 3-6. 9-7 lay,29 words
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Article19 1941-10-10 19 'I ll TIDES TO-DAY 125 6 ft.; ln>i»ta P it TO-MORROW: 2 m H.3 It 1.41 PJII B<J ft.19 words
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227 1941-10-10 19 THE Indian Association hockey eleven impressed greatly at yesterday's match with the S.C.C. whom they defeated 3—o "after a keen struggle on the Padang. Both sides failed to register any goal in the first session although many opportunities to score were frequently presented. Hewan,227 words
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318 1941-10-10 19 rriISPLAYING good allmJ\ round form yesterday evening, the Royal Army Medical Corps beat the Medical College Union by 12 points (four tries) to five (a goal) in a rugby game at Sepoy Lines. The Collegians, as usual, were handicapped by the superior weight of their318 words
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Article, Illustration95 1941-10-10 19 "Andy Hardy" At Play f America's numl ber one box- office attraction Mickey (Andy Hardy) Rooney takes a little re- taxation at tennis with big Bill Tilden. Mickey plays fine tennis Tilden says he is one of the best in the screen colony and was proud when he lost to95 words
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Article262 1941-10-10 19 FE following are the handicaps for to-morrow's races at Kuala Lumpur, the final day of the Selangor autumn meet: Horses, Class 1. Div. I—6 Furs. Bay Dragon 9.07 Bridge Law 8.06 Lined Up S.llEelgrass 8.06 Counsel 8.11 Remember Me 7.10 Fasts tep 8 09 Ton roe 7.09262 words
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Advertisement383 1941-10-10 19 Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days Do your feet itch, smart and burn to badly that they nearly drive youcrasy? Does the skin crack, peel or bleed? The real cause of these skin troubles is a germ that Has spread throughout the world, and is called various names such as383 words
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Miscellaneous55 1941-10-10 19 SOCCER. Challenge Cup, first round. Argylls v R.A. (Heavy). Stadium. HOCKEY: SRC. v Singapore Hornets. SRC; S.C.C. v Medical College. S.C.C; ACS. v Indian Oeneral Hospital. Oldham Hall; Khalsa v R.A.O.C. Khalsa ground. RUGBY: S.C.C. v Coast Battery, S.C.C: Medical ColleKe v Bt. Andrew's, 0.8.A.: Loyals v Navy, Naval Base.55 words
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Advertisement233 1941-10-10 20 i^Jj^^^^ M jP^~ Situations Vacant WANTED: Competent bookbinder. Sate salary required. Apply Box 630 co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. STm^f^Si« Tribune. Singapore. (no. «w* Ush essential. K*^™ Blnga School premises. PO. Box 4i4L) pore. uiSlplc^^r^^at e with *****. Many uecurtu u q Barley etc. Sliipmen l lb e S mgaBox 659233 words
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Advertisement507 1941-10-10 20 Wanted WANTED OLD or new second-hand AC. Motors. Apply Box 634 Cto Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 440L) WANTED SECONDHAND Copy of Wllvinsons Malay English first edition Kelly <Sc Walsh. (No. 4B8L) WANTED: Gong for Malay Ponggeng. Size and Price Box 637 c|o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 4JID EURASIAN MARRIED COUPLE507 words
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Advertisement473 1941-10-10 20 BALI WolHciry 10 III 1 Saloon 1938: |1,300h Box G29 c|o Mul;ty;i Tribune. POM. (No. 429L) FOR SALE: One Flat Victoria 1939. i perfect condition, wliut offer. Apply Mr Lee, T<-lrplu>ne 2809, Singapore. (No. 427L) FOR SALE: 1036 Singer Le Mans lVa Litre 12 H. IV Taxid and insured, owner473 words
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Article922 1941-10-10 21 LONDON! LETTER I L». London, Sept. 7. II OU (lrasti(l alv J^^ the new plans J^ fl^Rw i"'»r increasing l!ii- K|t;un "> armed un d /^^^^civil defences are inT^*&\ dicated by the reports now current. It is believed that within the next few months the maximum military age922 words
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311 1941-10-10 21 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY. OCT. 10. 1941. DOUBLE TENTH fROM its very birth thirty years ago to-day, the infant Chinese Republic has been impeded in its growth by internecine warfare, civil strife and political rivalry. Lust for power prevented the warlords from surrendering their authority to centralised control, and factional jealousies311 words
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Advertisement246 1941-10-10 21 In the LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (AUTUMN) 1940 results just published: 00 per cent, of PITMAN TRAINED STUDENTS were awarded PASSES in TYPEWRITING and 57 per cent, of these attained DISTINC-^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the new term r i^ fiif fj 'PHONE 5022. -i -i— APB 31 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS Now obtainable from ENGLAND.246 words
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Advertisement207 1941-10-10 21 Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours sufferers from loss of vigour, nervousriHNs, weak body, impure blood, failing memory, and who are old and worn-out before their time will be delighted to learn of a new gland discovery by m\ American Doctor. This new discovery makes it possible to quickly207 words
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Article, Illustration863 1941-10-10 22 Vera Ardmore - gala opening or Cathay restaurant Vera Ardmore Vy J I lor coming victory ball HAPPY picture of charming Mrs. P. R. Spicer, one of the organisers of a Victory Ball to be held at Raffles on the 20th \in aid of the Churchill Tank Fund. She is a sprightly dancer863 words
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Article264 1941-10-10 22 People Places Charming additi-cns to Singapore's younger set are Cynthia Moxon and Dorothy Weatherburn. both hailing from Shanghai. Sighted the former at the Services Dance on Tuesday in a frock which does Shanghai modistes credit, of exotic electric blue lame with a silver sequin-studded belt and silver studded straps to264 words
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Miscellaneous57 1941-10-10 22 iMtckeT Bj Walt blouse Diftiicy (tXa. WELL... V YES, MC<EY /kW DOES SHE PLAY KsN> I SHOULDN'T is r>N I YOU PEOPLE V CERTMNLY k WICKED v nr39sv S WONDEK Mv^k/ BE ENTEKTMNED! )C TENNIS Iyr^ \2r* wnTuiwrt A,«n Al^X^i EVERY- )V I HWEN'T J^rZ^f^J/ rM V rlr r.^? jL57 words
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Article, Illustration239 1941-10-10 23 CHILDREN VARY considerably where learning to talk is concerned and sometimes the most intelligent youngsters are slow in starting. There are, however, certain normal standards which help the mother to judge whether her baby Ls keeping up to average in this respect. AT TWELVE MONTHS. .baby239 words
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Article568 1941-10-10 23 DON'T wait until your child reaches toddlerhood or schoolage before teaching him good habits as regards sleep, digestion and exe«retion; the earlier he learns them the better, since from your point of view the early teaching of habit saves you much labour, time and anxiety and,568 words
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Article111 1941-10-10 23 CEREALS are best given to Baby in jelly for?n for some months, unstrained cereals being cautiously added to 'the diet during the second year. To make Barley Jelly, which is an excellent form of food, especially when Baby has any digestive upset or rash, mix two tablespoonfuls of111 words
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Advertisement296 1941-10-10 23 B 5 BABY'S DEVELOPMENT during the nine months before he is born depends to a large extent on the food taken by his mother. Therefore she should be careful to see that her diet <• Hi includes adequate minerals for the DCIOrC DIIDT nutrition of herself and the child, >296 words
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Miscellaneous32 1941-10-10 23 C^J OH, I'M NOT KE^LY 6000] V4S HOW A )^T^\l MICKEY EVEN BEAT ME v— y J r AVI PIS6USTIN6LY KNOWA H^^^JN^ LOVESETM—^.. L MUSHY! < A \/~i UOVB SET? OJL^'^> >r 7/LJ32 words
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294 1941-10-10 24 SOVIET TROOPS CALM DESPITE ONSLAUGHT Moscow, Oct. 10. rE self discipline of Soviet troops, who are now accustomed to the German methods, enables them to remain calm despite the surrounding of individual units of the enemy. This comment Hay's Soviet arVny newspaper, Red Star, both editorially and in dispatcheS> Yhe'Sr^Reuter - 294 words
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Article61 1941-10-10 24 Bomoay, Oct. 10. f OMMENTING on the Far Eastv ern situation the Times of India says that the temperature of Japan's militarists rises and falls with the progress of the German army in Russia; a shattering blow dealt to the Soviet will almost certainly bring Japan into the war althoughReuter - 61 words
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Article89 1941-10-10 24 S Panama City, Oct. 10. k NUMBER of new decrees A have already been signed i I by the newly formed All-Parly i Panama Government which i was set up under the former I Minister of Justice, M. Rioardo I Adolfo de la Guardia. S Ex-PresidentReuter - 89 words
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Article122 1941-10-10 24 Cairo, Oct. 10. A 6,000-TON enemy vessel was torpedoed and sunk by British naval aircraft on the night of Oct. 8/9. A Middle East R.A.F. communique says that the ship sank in ten minutes. On the same night an R.A.F. bomber attacked another ship of a similarReuter - 122 words
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Article70 1941-10-10 24 London, Oct. 10. IT was stated in the Com- mons yesterday that the Food Ministry had purchased directly the whole of the 1939|40 West African cocoa crop and besides supplying the United Kingdom, was responsible lor th? sale of the com-m-cdity throughout the world. The trading account for the periodReuter - 70 words
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Article46 1941-10-10 24 London, Oct. 10.— The Duchess of Gloucester is expecting a baby probably in December. The Duke and Duchess were married in the Private Chapel of Buckingham Palace in November, 1935. Before her marriage the Duchess was Lady Alice Scott. This will be their first child.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article181 1941-10-10 24 (FROM PAGE 1) perior forces. Russian resistance is stubborn and determined and even surrounded Soviet units are fighting on often firing guns at point blank range on German tanks and separating advancing German infantry from their tanks. In the five days fighting, one Soviet command has destroyed aboutReuter - 181 words
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Article142 1941-10-10 24 Baghdad, Oct. 10. THE new Iraqi Cabinet which was formed on Thursday includes as Premier and acting Defence Minister, M. Nuri Said, Interior and acting Foreign Minister, M. Salih Jabur, Finance Minister M. Ali Numtaz, Minister of Justice M. Sadlq Bassam, Education M. Tahsin Ali, Communications142 words
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Article118 1941-10-10 24 LONDON, Oct. 10— Lord Beaverbrook was driven immediately to his office at the Ministry of Supply this morning when he arrived back in London from Moscow with Mr. Averill Harriman, the US. leader to the Moscow Mission. He did not make statement for publication on his arrivalReuter - 118 words
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Article90 1941-10-10 24 WASHINGTON, Oct. 10— Ther e are enough guns to arm all American merchantmen as soon as Congress gives the word, said United States administration leaders last night. Leading editorials approve of President Roosevelt's message to Congress urging a speedy revision of the Neutrality Act to permitReuter - 90 words
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Article77 1941-10-10 24 CHINA'S increasing strength In her resistance shows that she is sure to win the war and the recent victories of the ~Chine.se armies in ChaiiKaha and Ichang further indicate tit at final victory lor China is imminent, declared Mr. Wang Fen-,', the Chinese Consul-General, addressing a ChineseReuter - 77 words
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Article74 1941-10-10 24 rVELVE Italian and German missionaries have already left Changslia following an expulsion order by the provincial government on a charge of "subversive activities", according to the local popular who gave Reuter their version of the story behind the Japanese Press party flight over Chan^-iha. It is allegedReuter - 74 words
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